2014 ACC XC - Virginia

Cuse goes 1-3 to run away with it - 32 team score. Martin Hehir from cuse with the individual title in a new course record

Men 8k

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Name Year School Finals Points

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Results - Men

1 Martin Hehir JR Syracuse 23:15.2 1

2 Ernest Kibet JR Louisville 23:21.7 2

3 Max Straneva SR Syracuse 23:23.1 3

4 George Parsons SO NC State 23:25.6 4

5 Graham Crawford JR NC State 23:26.7 5

6 Edwin Kibichiy SO Louisville 23:26.7 6

7 Tyler Udland SR Florida St. 23:29.3 7

8 Justyn Knight FR Syracuse 23:30.7 8

9 Joel Hubbard SO Syracuse 23:31.1 9

10 Ryan Walling JR UNC 23:32.8 10

11 MJ Erb SO Syracuse 23:36.0 11

12 Jack Goodwin JR Florida St. 23:38.7 12

13 Colin Bennie FR Syracuse 23:39.8 13

14 Connor Rog SO Virginia 23:40.2 14

15 Dan Lennon JR Syracuse 23:48.5 15

16 Zak Seddon JR Florida St. 23:50.3 16

17 John Raneri SR UNC 23:50.8 17

18 Zach Herriott SO Virginia 23:51.4 18

19 Reed Kamyszek SR Syracuse 23:51.9

20 Pat Schellberg SR UNC 23:55.5 19

21 Michael Clevenger JR Notre Dame 23:57.0 20

22 Stuart Robertson SO Virginia Tech 24:00.3 21

23 Sebastian Hanson FR NC State 24:03.6 22

24 Tim Ball JR Notre Dame 24:08.0 23

25 Stephen Mulherin SO UNC 24:09.2 24

26 Mark Derrick SO UNC 24:12.1 25

27 Darren Barlow JR Virginia Tech 24:13.1 26

28 Adam Visokay SO Virginia 24:13.2 27

29 Kyle King JR Virginia 24:14.8 28

30 Bakri Abushouk FR NC State 24:14.8 29

31 Sam Roberson SO NC State 24:15.0 30

32 Joe Sansone SO UNC 24:15.6 31

33 Aaron Ramirez SR Clemson 24:18.5 32

34 Jeremy Greenwald JR Georgia Tech 24:18.7 33

35 Mike Marsella SO Virginia 24:20.6 34

36 Cullen Davis SR Pittsburgh 24:22.9 35

37 Andrew Palmer SR Syracuse 24:25.5

38 Scott Morgan SR UNC 24:26.0 36

39 Patrick Joseph SO Virginia Tech 24:26.4 37

40 Jake Kildoo SR Notre Dame 24:26.7 38

41 Daniel Jaskowak FR Virginia Tech 24:27.0 39

42 Neil Gourley SO Virginia Tech 24:28.2 40

43 Henry Wynne FR Virginia 24:28.3 41

44 Juan Campos JR Virginia Tech 24:28.6 42

45 James Dwyer JR Clemson 24:28.9 43

46 Jacob Dumford SO Notre Dame 24:30.3 44

47 Andrew Gaiser FR Virginia Tech 24:33.3 45

48 Thomas Madden SO Virginia 24:35.0 46

49 William Hague JR Duke 24:35.8 47

50 Trevor Hopper FR Virginia 24:38.6

51 Japhet Kipkoech JR Louisville 24:40.0 48

52 Kent Garrett JR Wake Forest 24:42.0 49

53 Roland Hakes JR Clemson 24:42.7 50

54 Josh Davis SO Clemson 24:43.2 51

55 Antony Taylor SR Florida St. 24:43.5 52

56 Connor Crowley SR Wake Forest 24:44.7 53

57 Brian Schoepfer SR Duke 24:46.1 54

58 Matt Valeriani SR UNC 24:46.6

59 Alexander Rose SR Wake Forest 24:47.3 55

60 Nahom Solomon FR Georgia Tech 24:48.6 56

61 Blake Udland JR Duke 24:51.7 57

62 Zane Coburn SO Georgia Tech 24:52.1 58

63 Craig Engels SO NC State 24:52.8 59

64 Ryan Urie SR Syracuse 24:52.9

65 Michael Jacobs SR UNC 24:53.1

66 George Carter JR Virginia Tech 24:53.9

67 Jake Poyner SO Wake Forest 24:56.0 60

68 Michael Runco JR Pittsburgh 24:56.8 61

69 Phil Fairleigh SR Duke 24:57.0 62

70 Alec Clifford SR Georgia Tech 24:57.5 63

71 Mitchell McLeod SO UNC 24:57.9

72 Calvin Kraft FR Notre Dame 24:58.2 64

73 Kyle Covert JR Louisville 24:59.5 65

74 Scott Milling SO Notre Dame 25:00.2 66

75 Brandon Lasater JR Georgia Tech 25:01.0 67

76 Nick Link FR NC State 25:01.8 68

77 Evan Abdullah SO Clemson 25:04.1 69

78 Jonathan Reynolds SO Louisville 25:06.4 70

79 Otniel Teixeira SO Florida St. 25:07.1 71

80 Bryce Kelley FR Florida St. 25:08.7 72

81 James Newhouse SR BC 25:09.8 73

82 Kyle Graves SR Wake Forest 25:14.5 74

83 Daniel Rau FR Virginia Tech 25:15.8

84 Chris Marco SO Notre Dame 25:16.1 75

85 Matt Luppino FR Duke 25:16.6 76

86 Chris Cummings FR Clemson 25:17.8 77

87 Andrew Stewart JR Louisville 25:19.5 78

88 Nat Estes SR Georgia Tech 25:20.1 79

89 Alex Grady FR Georgia Tech 25:21.6 80

90 Daniel Southard FR Louisville 25:22.2 81

91 Evan Chiplock JR Virginia 25:23.4

92 James Zingarini SO BC 25:24.5 82

93 Henry Farley JR Duke 25:25.0 83

94 Patrick Fleming FR Georgia Tech 25:30.3

95 Wes Roberts SO Pittsburgh 25:31.1 84

96 Chris Quinn SR Notre Dame 25:32.3

97 Ashkan Mohammadi FR Virginia Tech 25:34.2

98 Chris Montgomery SO Pittsburgh 25:35.0 85

99 Jack St. Marie SO Virginia 25:35.1

100 Aaron Gambrell FR Clemson 25:38.4 86

101 Daniel Moore SO Duke 25:39.4 87

102 William Rooney JR Duke 25:40.3

103 Chirs Striegel FR Louisville 25:41.5

104 Cordon Louco FR Pittsburgh 25:41.6 88

105 Nick Reader FR Louisville 25:45.3

106 Clayton Wilson FR Clemson 25:46.9

107 Chris Burnett SO Georgia Tech 25:47.6

108 Austin Veith SO Georgia Tech 25:48.4

109 Richard Lucas SR BC 25:50.1 89

110 Nate Sloan FR Pittsburgh 25:51.1 90

111 Alexander Giacco SO Wake Forest 25:52.4 91

112 Michael Hall FR Florida St. 25:55.4 92

113 Jack Felix JR Clemson 25:58.2

114 Jack Andristch JR Clemson 25:58.9

115 Thomas Ross SR Wake Forest 26:01.4 93

116 Kevin Durham JR Notre Dame 26:08.1

117 William Fayette SR Wake Forest 26:09.4

118 Douglas Dourado JR Miami 26:09.9 94

119 Alec Kunzweiler FR Duke 26:12.0

120 Brian McDavitt SO BC 26:15.0 95

121 Nicholas Denari JR BC 26:19.0 96

122 Daniel Moverman FR BC 26:21.7 97

123 Thomas Cave SO Louisville 26:24.9

124 Tyler Hanson SO BC 26:26.0 98

125 Ryan Hughes FR Pittsburgh 26:30.5 99

126 Evan Little SO Wake Forest 26:31.6

127 Simon Holden SO Wake Forest 26:37.0

128 Eric Stratman FR Pittsburgh 26:42.6

129 Alex Archer SO Pittsburgh 26:46.1

130 Sean Grossman FR Miami 26:46.7 100

131 Joseph Yuengert FR BC 26:47.6

132 Jacee Jarnigan SR Miami 27:03.3 101

133 Billy Caldwell FR Pittsburgh 27:10.6

134 Richard Moschella JR BC 27:14.2

135 Jonathan Keller SO Miami 27:15.9 102

136 Anthony Ricketts SR Miami 27:46.4 103

137 Gabriel McLarnan FR BC 28:19.4

-- Grant Nykaza SO Florida St. DNF

-- Josiah Hanko FR Duke DNF

Team Scores

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Rank Team Total 1 2 3 4 5 *6 *7 *8 *9

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Results - Men

1 Syracuse 32 1 3 8 9 11 13 15

Total Time: 1:57:16.10

Average: 23:27.22

2 NC State 90 4 5 22 29 30 59 68

Total Time: 1:59:25.70

Average: 23:53.14

3 UNC 95 10 17 19 24 25 31 36

Total Time: 1:59:40.40

Average: 23:56.08

4 Virginia 121 14 18 27 28 34 41 46

Total Time: 2:00:20.20

Average: 24:04.04

5 Florida St. 158 7 12 16 52 71 72 92

Total Time: 2:00:48.90

Average: 24:09.78

6 Virginia Tech 163 21 26 37 39 40 42 45

Total Time: 2:01:35.00

Average: 24:19.00

7 Notre Dame 189 20 23 38 44 64 66 75

Total Time: 2:02:00.20

Average: 24:24.04

8 Louisville 191 2 6 48 65 70 78 81

Total Time: 2:01:34.30

Average: 24:18.86

9 Clemson 245 32 43 50 51 69 77 86

Total Time: 2:03:17.40

Average: 24:39.48

10 Georgia Tech 277 33 56 58 63 67 79 80

Total Time: 2:03:57.90

Average: 24:47.58

11 Wake Forest 291 49 53 55 60 74 91 93

Total Time: 2:04:24.50

Average: 24:52.90

12 Duke 296 47 54 57 62 76 83 87

Total Time: 2:04:27.20

Average: 24:53.44

13 Pittsburgh 353 35 61 84 85 88 90 99

Total Time: 2:06:07.40

Average: 25:13.48

14 BC 435 73 82 89 95 96 97 98

Total Time: 2:08:58.40

Average: 25:47.68

15 Miami 500 94 100 101 102 103

Total Time: 2:15:02.20

Average: 27:00.44

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edward teach wrote:

This is a tough course. Virginia will be ready for the hills. Will the other teams? Success is going to depend on strong runners who can maintain a quick pace in the last couple miles after dealing with some big hills. It may come down to the ending straight away, you can make up a few seconds in that last half mile.

They were ready enough to get a distant 4th. King ready enough for 29th.

Syracuse runs great but comes up a little short of domination. They won easily, but I have the feeling that their ego is a little inflated. They ran to sweep the top 5, running with 6/7 in the top group of 10 just before 5k.

A podium is not guaranteed with that attitude. If they run nationals to finish 3rd, they will finish 3rd. If they run to win, they will finish outside the top 5. So with the way that team is...

... I think they will finish outside the top 5....

dunce wrote:

If they run nationals to finish 3rd, they will finish 3rd.

Wow...that might be a bit of a stretch.

george oscar bluth wrote:

dunce wrote:

If they run nationals to finish 3rd, they will finish 3rd.

Wow...that might be a bit of a stretch.

They will be on the podium. When your fifth guy runs 23:35 on a hilly course, you're good. Oregon might beat them, but I don't see anyone else competing with them for a podium spot.

Everyone runs but only one person gets the prize, so run your race to win.

legtalk wrote:

edward teach wrote:

This is a tough course. Virginia will be ready for the hills. Will the other teams? Success is going to depend on strong runners who can maintain a quick pace in the last couple miles after dealing with some big hills. It may come down to the ending straight away, you can make up a few seconds in that last half mile.

They were ready enough to get a distant 4th. King ready enough for 29th.

swerve wrote:

george oscar bluth wrote:

Wow...that might be a bit of a stretch.

They will be on the podium. When your fifth guy runs 23:35 on a hilly course, you're good. Oregon might beat them, but I don't see anyone else competing with them for a podium spot.

Colorado? I definitely think they have a good shot to podium, but I'm not sure I could label them hands down favorites for third.

Well obviously Colorado. They were a given.

I think Oklahoma State will be tough as well.

Wow - the course ran very fast today. Keep in mind Chelimo (13:20 5k) only ran mid 23's here. Not sure if that's the course record from Hehir - certainly close to it.

Not surprised Cuse dominated. Very surprised how poorly Virginia ran.

NC State men. wow

Geiger's bots always show up when it matters

Always? They showed up very well today but last year at ACC would ruin your always theory.

dunce wrote:Syracuse runs great but comes up a little short of domination.

7 of top 15 is domination.

regionals last year with their backs against the wall.

got the job done

Virginia and Pete Watson, great at recruiting and hype (University of Virginia is pretty easy to be at), but not good coach. Especially at home.

Wow, times were really excellent for that course. Was this the standard panorama farms "8k" course? Must have been hard and dry.

Yes it was the standard panorama 8k course.

Conditions were perfect for fast times. The UL Kenyans pushed it early too.

Great race and CR by Heir.